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EXCELLENT!!! I LOVED IT!!! RONDOS are helpful!!!

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This was sorta unclear. Need more visuals

There were 2 scenarios that threatened the high back line. 1. At 0:13 they used hold play with a forward. They weren’t able to penetrate but it did move the high line back and create more space. 2. At 0:44 they used combination play on the outside to get in on goal. The winger came down and inside and pulled the defending full back with him and a quick 1-2 and he was in behind dribbling at goal. A high back line with fast, smart and organized defenders and a goalie that plays off their line is difficult to beat. Through balls and balls over the top will get eaten up. It requires you to be able to play through their press in your own half and then get get numbers up on their outside defenders. Overlaps and combination play in 2v1 or 3v2 scenarios will get you behind the back line. Or you need forwards with good hold up play so that runs can be made off of that. This threatens the back line and makes them move back to track those runs which allows you to progress the ball.

I can't tell if you're serious. You know a defender can't be within 10 yards of the corner kick taker. and yes a counter attack would crush that zone. I see why YOU don't like the zone. Look up Pep's zone system. That's what I use.

how utterly confusing, all players in the same colour

Going to attempt this today, thank you for the resource.

Marcus thanks for the great exercise we’re having serious spacing issues in general and or offensive plays generally fall apart. My question is this, the defenders start at the same time and from the same side of the field as the attacking players in the scenario? That’s what it looks like in the diagram, but it stands to reason that the defenders would be on the opposite end of the field with their keeper I’m just curious so I understand properly cheers

Where can I get a ball like this?

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I like your hybrid analogy. I think we also need to consider individual competence. For example, in the old German team, the Sweeper could play a 60-yard ball, AND make an aggressive forward run, because one, the ball is played with the correct spin AND the receiver has the technical ability to bring it down. So I think it's fair to say that the choice to go direct or to build up is influenced by your personnel.

The formation can be a 4-3-3 too

For the first question, if you are playing fifa ofc C is the prime option. But you might not have that kind of view when you play a game irl unless you are Modric, Iniesta, etc. As a mediocre player, I usually choose D and wait the winger’s reaction. If the winger has problem dribbling further, I’d stay there and receive his ball to organize another attack, or I can run inward to play a 2v1 to push the ball to the front flank. If the winger managed to dribble further or make a clever pass to the striker, I ll just follow the squad and move forward.

Great passing sequence

It would be nice if you could demonstrate this with real kids on a real soccer field.

Thanks! Trying to make this work with my U7 girls.

can you explain it.

Are the people in front of the lines tossing a small ball to the person behind them just before receiving the pass?

Does the neutral team just help both teams pass?

1:56 You can't be offside from a goalkick.

What are the exec grid size in yards

Looks like you left a one on one in defence, a quick striker will usually win in that situation so why not at least 2 v 1?

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How much to buy all your books?

can you give fifa license?

it is enough withgouht buying the book?

Are those rondos are still enough Instead buying your book?

Are those rondos enough instead buying your book ?

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where can i purchase the book you are using?

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#3 Gk to rw is wrong. Ball has to travel 55 yards + which gives the lb and lcm time to front to back along with the lcb covering behind. The correct pass is assuming your gk can pass a ball is to your rb. reds left wing steps to ball which will force blues rm to drop for a better angle but still a 2v1 which will bring reds lcm out of position for blues right dcm to be open. Either reds cb or lb steps and you play whoever steps man through. Edit reds Lw will be closer to blues b pass lane/ man because if he cheats to a b pass will be wide open. A simple check from b man will pull reds lw away from a pass.

Very detailed explaining

Dumbest drill I’ve seen in my life

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Someone send this to Ole’s Coaching team

Backdoor corner offside as fuck, you act like americans invented soccer whahaha funny as fuck

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This man is awful. 0/10.

Please can you explain

Narrow your wingers - heighten your full backs. Ask your opposing team to press again in the same way and draw the spaces

Thanks for this video

Love this video it clarify what is positional play is all about creating superiority.

in #1 C will most likely be blocked so you have to go A then he can ping it to the striker

a counter attack would burn that formation

3.5/6(i thought 4-3-3, which is almost the same to 4-2-3-1 the wingers just drop a little bit deeper, that's why it's a 0.5 point for that.